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HOLLOW GROUND

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WARLORD   Compilation 2014

TRACKLIST

 

Disc 1

1.            Flying High         

2.            Warlord               

3.            Rock On              

4.            Don't Chase the Dragon                  

5.            Fight with the Devil        

6.            The Holy One        

7.            Rock to Love          

8.            Promised Land     

9.            Easy Action           

10.          Loser      

                    

Disc 2

11.            Flying High         

12.            Promised Land     

13.            Rock On              

14.            Rock to Love       

15.            Warlord               
16.            Breaking Out     

17.            Easy Action          

18.            Fight with the Devil          

19.            The Holy One         

20.          Poltergeist          

21.          Don't Chase the Dragon               

 

Track 1-10 recorded at Guardian Studios, Pity Me, Durham.
Track 11-21 recorded at rehearsals on a Phillips cassette recorder. Not produced by anyone. Previously released as "Raw Tapes '79" CDr for the "Headbangers Open Air 2007".

LINEUP

Glenn Coates (vocals)

Martin Metcalf (guitar)

Brian Rickman (bass)

John Lockney (drums)

 

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HOLLOW GROUND COULD BE THE ONLY NWOBHM BAND EVER WITH NO LINEUP CHANGES!

With just four compilation tracks and one 7" EP issued in the early 1980s, Hollow Ground did have a rather low profile at the time of the original New Wave Of British Heavy Metal movement.  However, their first and only single »Flying High« (issued on the collectable Guardian Records label) became an instant collector's item. Today copies with the scarce picture sleeve fetch rather insane prices. Before the release of the single Hollow Ground had recorded the four songs 'Rock On', 'Fight With The Devil', 'Flying High' and 'The Holy One' for the Guardian compilation album »Roksnax« (the album was re-issued on CD via Cherry Red Records/British Steel in 1996). Hollow Ground carried on to record more material (such as 'Promised Land', 'Easy Action', 'Rock To Love' or 'Loser') but an album deal was not on the cards. As a result singer Glenn Coates left to join local rivals Fist and Hollow Ground split up in mid-1981.

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